A nurse is teaching a client about ear hygiene and health. What client statement indicates a need for further teaching?
a. "A soft cotton swab is alright to clean my ears with."
b. "I make sure my ears are dry after I go swimming."
c. "I use good earplugs when I practice with the band."
d. "Keeping my diabetes under control helps my ears."
ANS: A
Clients should be taught not to put anything larger than their fingertip into their ears. Using a cotton swab, although soft, can cause damage to the ears and cerumen buildup. The other statements are accurate.
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